In-Person Education
*NOTE: Classes are currently being offered online via Zoom and not in-person.
Please contact Education Director Jean Gaare Eby (jmg5b@virginia.edu) if you need more information.
“IRB-HSR 101”: A Short Course for Study Coordinators and Sub-Investigators of Clinical Research
Overview: The IRB-HSR 101 classes provide an overview of the ethics and regulations of research involving human subjects. Part 1 focuses on issues before approval and Part 2 focuses on issues after approval. These classes are open to any study coordinator or investigator of clinical research at UVA. New clinical research personnel are especially encouraged to attend. CME/ANCC contact hours/CEU offered. Instructors: IRB Directors and Staff
Zoom Information for IRB 101 classes:
https://virginia.zoom.us/j/6033447008?pwd=K3hkZE82V0UwMTROeWMwc01sZlkwZz09
Meeting ID: 603 344 7008
Passcode: 112805
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Part I: Pre-Approval Issues
January 27, 2023: 9:00-11:00 am
March 03, 2023: 9:00-11:00 am
Part II: Post-Approval Issues
February 24, 2023: 9:00-11:00 am
April 28, 2023: 9:00-11:00 am
“IRB-HSR Chat Hour” for Study Coordinators and Sub-Investigators of Clinical Research
Overview: Each IRB-HSR Chat Hour is a one-hour education session focused on a specific clinical research topic. CME/ANCC contact hours/CEU offered.
Zoom Information for IRB Chats:
https://virginia.zoom.us/j/6033447008?pwd=K3hkZE82V0UwMTROeWMwc01sZlkwZz09
Meeting ID: 603 344 7008
Passcode: 112805
One tap mobile
+13017158592,,6033447008# US (Germantown)
+13126266799,,6033447008# US (Chicago)
Methodology, Ethics, and Regulations of Research Involving Human Subjects
Overview: In this conference series, participants will learn how to conduct research more responsibly and how to better protect human participants in research. This course is offered jointly by the Office of the Vice-President for Research and the Department of Public Health Sciences. CME/ANCC contact hours/CEU offered.
When: Tuesdays below 3:30 - 5:00 pm during Spring Semester
Zoom Information for Methodology, Ethics, & Regulations:
You must register for each individual session date using the link below:
https://virginia.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJApd-irqjsoE9J6Ua58KH0xZ7uVkS0GB_Py
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the session.
2022 Dates/Topics Below.
February 15th Course Introduction; What does it mean to be a Responsible Researcher?
- Jean Eby, ScD, MS, MEd Director of Human Subjects Research Education
NIH RCR Mandate
- Janet V. Cross, PhD Associate Dean for Graduate and Medical Scientist Programs
Researcher Responsibilities to Vulnerable Populations
- Jeanita Richardson, PhD Professor of Public Health Sciences
February 22nd Scientific Integrity
- Melur (Ram) K. Ramasubramanian, PhD Vice President for Research
Statistical Considerations in Responsible Conduct of Research
- Sarah Ratcliffe, PhD Professor of Biostatistics, Public Health Sciences
March 1st Protection of Human Subjects
- Rita Basu, MD Professor of Medicine; Chair, IRB-Health Sciences Research
March 15th Research Misconduct
- David Hudson, PhD Senior Associate Vice President for Research
March 22nd Welfare of Laboratory Animals
- Kumari Andarawewa DVM, PhD, DACLAM Associate Director, Center for Comparative Medicine
Safe Laboratory Practices
- Tom Leonard, PhD Director of Environmental Health and Safety
March 29th Collaborative Research and Conflicts of Interest
- David Hudson, PhD Senior Associate Vice President for Research
April 12th Authorship, Publication, and Peer Review
- David Hudson, PhD Senior Associate Vice President for Research
April 19th Data Management Practices to Promote Research Rigor & Reproducibility
- Andrea Horne Denton, MILS Research and Data Services Manager
- Marieke Jones, PhD Research Data Specialist
April 26th Mentor/Trainee Responsibilities and Relationships
- Phillip Trella, PhD Assistant Vice President for Graduate Studies
- Sonali Majumdar, PhD Associate Director for Graduate Professional Development
- Yi Hao, PhD Assistant Director for Graduate Professional Development
May 3rd Social Responsibility in Research
- Phillip Bourne, PhD Founding Dean of the School of Data Science & Professor of Biomedical Engineering